Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19
who were lurking in the vicinity cannot
HORRIBLE SUSPICION,

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be said.
HORRIBLE SUSPICION,
however exists, and there are many who
give it credit that the accident was de-
lioerately planned case Of ain-wrecking
that the bridge was set on fire by mis-
creants who hoped to seize the opportu
city offered, end the fsct that the bridge
was consumed IS the train came
& eng, and the fsct that the
train was an hour and nall
lste &re pointed out as evidence Of care
ful conspiracy L seems hardly possible
that man could &c SO lost TO gil orti-
nary feelings which animate the hear: oil
the Dumsn race. but still men who will
rob the dead men, who will
STEAL FROM The DYING,
and will plumber the wounded held
down by broken beams CT the wrecked
cars, and the wounded whose
death by fire seemed imminent, will &C
most anything which is mean, and that is
what the tiaGds in luman form did. They
went into the cars when the fire was
burning underneath, ard when the poor
wretches pinned there begged them fol
Gods sake to help them, they
stripped them OF thsir watches and
jewelry end searched their pockets
for money, When the dead lay in the
corn field these hye1as turned them over
Ia thei- search for valuables, and that the
plundering Was done by an organized
morning out in the corn field sixteen
pursls, all empty, were found il one
heap. 1t was CHASTITY plunderlng and
had the plundereTs been caught this after
noon they would surely have beer
lynched.
THE WOUNDED.
CHATswoRTH, Ill, Aug. 1.-The fol
lowing are the nam OF the wounded as
far SIS taken: + w. Walker aud wife,
Peoris, wounded in head and limbs
Mrs. Emma Reagan and son, Peoria,
Slightly Injured. J. W. Fry, Peorla
thigh broken, back injured.
II. T. Ogden, Grayton, Illinois,
head and foot injured. Florence
Boucher Bayard, lows, arm hurt. Pat
Brady, Gilmour, H., foot and head ;
Sophia Pauline, Peoria, head; Mrs. II. G.
Shone, Rusk, Iowa, internally; II. II.
Bond, Chichester, H., internally; Mrs.
Thomas McVey, Peoris, internally
Mrs. j. w. Grant, Peoria, internally ;
Mary Morris, Peoria, bruised; Mr.. Rob-
ert S. Simmoken, Peoria, hesd and shin !;
G. +. French, Peoria, hips and body; Es-
body; Otto Johnson, Burlington,
Iowa, legs; Mrs. A. II Clark, Riots
town, Iowa, head, arm snd leg;
chest; j. +. Deehmsn, Peoria, ankle I;
Madge Thorfis, Peoria, ankle; Arthur
McCarty, Eurek5, H., b0tb eyes gone :;
David Craw'otd, Pitton, H., mead, limbs
AID hips; A. T. MCGhee, LAILsIp, H.,
leg and shin w. r S. Borden, Tonico,
H., foot; William A. Ford, Elm
wood, H., chest add head; Eiz-
sbeth Sellers. L&Harn, III, limbs
Mrs Lydia Bolten, Peoris, nose, Jaw ard
leg; II. \. A5rahaD, Peoria, internally
Wllism Smith, PeoTla, head; Grant Tay-
Tor, McComb, HI , internally; John a
Taylor, Nashville, H., leg; J. w Stems,
Greenyille, H., legs, Adam Snow,
berger, Peoria, hip, side and head
S. L. Belstry, Deer Creek, H., head ana
ankle; Patton Cross, Washington, Ill,
leg; j. B. Kelley, BeedO, HI, head and
leg broken; Mark SnodiskeT, Peoria, HI.
head and leg broken; Daniel Rocb,
Weaver, ILL.,, head and leg; G.
W. Young, West Jersey, head
S. S. Asrk, Yves: Jersey, foot and shout
der; G. a. Scott, Iolano, H., ankle
Thos. Timms, Parkeridge. Ill arms and
legs; Theodore Gsya, Peoria, head aud
legs; Mrs. Edith Chelton, Gl&sford, Ill,
leg broken end arm bruised; Mr.. Chelton,
Glasford, Ill.,: leg and arms; Joe Neil,
Mossyile, H., head and limbs; Mrs.
Joe Neil, Mossville, HI,
leg bruised and osby killed
Mrs. Julia Waldo, Peoria, internally
Abbie Edmond, ankle DR.. E. P. Hdz N
and wife, Fort Madison, lows, hands
Miss Emma Y. YIltes, West Point, Iowa,
head and limbs; Al Jordan, Danville,
lows, leg; AL Gregg, Danville, Iowa, leg;
Mrs. c. f. Allen, Greenburg, H., head
W, +. Ellis, Peoria, heed.
PARTIAL LIST OF KILLED
McClintock, engineer Peoria; Elizabeth
Cross, Washington; Mrs. Ed Stoddord,
Westport, Iowa; Mrs. Reud Adams,
Peoria; Pearl Moves, Peoria; A. H. Pot
ter, Bushnelle, Il MIS-. j. Wiley,
Eureka; J. B. Richards sid Mrs. Breeze,
Peoris; ". G&rre'son, Pecrla
E. G. Adams, Tai.ourF; W. II. Lett, FL
wood; Andre Wesrsr, Mrs. Wm. Allen,
NJ. " Nyld:jo, M.s. Il. b. 21.CiJge at
dapgh>cr, Mr., 2lire. Mr.. wright, Peo7
Ms. J-sp III D-'e, p-o~i2; .irs Wuna
Bal ard daughter, P-0e.a; MC. I. B
AyCelt, Peoria; Mr.. +. GooGelI
and D.. william Collins, Gales
ourg, III; j. B, Badg, j. S. Ka!er,
Bread Station, ILL.,; j. w. Marphy, Pc
oTi2; Henry S;egler, Keokuk, Iowa;
Oney ShartD, Greenvalley, H.; John A
Moore, Jacksonville, IL j. u. McFad
den, Ta0ss!!2,,; Csntsin Ahlkeam, Martin
Bloorb, J. A. Green, Breeds Station, and
abou: twenty others, are dead at Piper